[173] Printed in Mr. Brymner’s _Report on the Archives of Canada_ for the year 1884, Note C, pp. xl, xli. [174] See _The American Loyalists_, by Lorenzo Sabine. Boston, 1847, Historical Essay, p. 62, note. [175] See Shortt and Doughty, p. 495, note. [176] Shortt and Doughty, pp. 494-5. [177] In the volume for 1891 of Mr. Brymner’s _Report on Canadian Archives_, p. 17, the ‘Return of Disbanded Troops and Loyalists settled upon the King’s Lands in the Province of Quebec in the year 1784’ is given as 5,628, including women, children, and servants. The province of Quebec at this time included both Lower and Upper Canada. [178] _Census of Canada_ for 1871, vol. iv; _Censuses of Canada_, pp. xxxviii-xlii. See also p. 238, note below. [179] vol. vii, p. 223. [180] Mr. Van Tyne, _The Loyalists in the American Revolution_, p. 299. [181] _The American Loyalists_, Preliminary Historical Essay, p. 91. [182] See the _Canadian War of 1812_ (Lucas) pp. 11-15. More than one book has been written on the Macdonells in Canada. Reference should be made to the _Report on the Canadian Archives_ for 1896, Notes B and C. [183] Carlyle’s _French Revolution_, Book 4, chap. ii. Carlyle evidently thought lightly of de Puisaye. For this French Royalist scheme see Mr. Brymner’s _Report on Canadian Archives_ for 1888, pp. xxv-xxxi, and Note F. [184] See Parkman’s _The Old Régime in Canada_, and see above, p. 71. [185] See the _Canadian Archives Report_ for 1888, Note F, p. 85, and Stone’s _Life of Brant_, vol. ii, p. 403 and note. [186] On ‘A map of the Province of Upper Canada, describing all the new settlements, townships, &c., with the countries adjacent from Quebec to Lake Huron, compiled at the request of His Excellency Major-General John G. Simcoe, first Lieutenant-Governor, by David William Smyth, Esq., Surveyor-General’, and published by W. Faden, London, April 12, 1800, ‘French Royalists’ is printed across Yonge Street between York and Lake Simcoe. The map is in the Colonial Office Library. [187] Entitled _Aboriginal Tribes_. Printed for the House of Commons, 617, August 14, 1834, pp. 28-9. See also the House of Commons Blue Book 323, June 17, 1839, entitled, _Correspondence Respecting the Indians in the British North American Provinces_.